THE WALKING DEAD...and all things zombie

[Riverrunner]

Can someone please tell me where I can find a safe, reliable site on the net where I can watch streaming video of tonight's episode?? There are times (like tonight) where I can't catch it on tv and have to search for it online.

Thanks!

Sorry. I don't know of any. I have Comcast so when I miss it I watch On Demand.

[unlost dogs]

I think we can assume it wasn't always airborne. Otherwise all those dead people in the cars would have become zombies. Maybe it mutated after the initial outbreak. Or maybe as the number of zombies increased the air became more polluted with their zombie cooties, I don't know. But at one point in the outbreak it was possible to die and not come back, but not anymore.

I figured the dead people in the cars were catatonic zombies. Like the pilot episode, the soldier in the tank.

Just waiting to wake up.

[unlost dogs]

Can someone please tell me where I can find a safe, reliable site on the net where I can watch streaming video of tonight's episode?? There are times (like tonight) where I can't catch it on tv and have to search for it online.

Thanks!

Sorry. I don't know of any. I have Comcast so when I miss it I watch On Demand.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/th ... d465754521

I think it costs, though...

[SatansFuton]

I think we can assume it wasn't always airborne. Otherwise all those dead people in the cars would have become zombies. Maybe it mutated after the initial outbreak. Or maybe as the number of zombies increased the air became more polluted with their zombie cooties, I don't know. But at one point in the outbreak it was possible to die and not come back, but not anymore.

I figured the dead people in the cars were catatonic zombies. Like the pilot episode, the soldier in the tank.

Just waiting to wake up.

Could have been, but they never did wake up, even when Carl was fucking with that dudes knives or machete's. I think they were just dead people.

[unlost dogs]

Could have been, but they never did wake up, even when Carl was fucking with that dudes knives or machete's. I think they were just dead people.

See, even back then Carl was an annoying little fucker.

[Riverrunner]

I think we can assume it wasn't always airborne. Otherwise all those dead people in the cars would have become zombies. Maybe it mutated after the initial outbreak. Or maybe as the number of zombies increased the air became more polluted with their zombie cooties, I don't know. But at one point in the outbreak it was possible to die and not come back, but not anymore.

I figured the dead people in the cars were catatonic zombies. Like the pilot episode, the soldier in the tank.

Just waiting to wake up.

Been trying to figure out the people in the cars too. And also wondered why the military were shooting the living in Rick's hospital. Maybe because they knew they were infected (at least the general population) and thought that by killing most everyone they could stop it. Maybe there are some public officials or some group somewhere that aren't infected.

[afroannnie]

I think we can assume it wasn't always airborne. Otherwise all those dead people in the cars would have become zombies. Maybe it mutated after the initial outbreak. Or maybe as the number of zombies increased the air became more polluted with their zombie cooties, I don't know. But at one point in the outbreak it was possible to die and not come back, but not anymore.

I figured the dead people in the cars were catatonic zombies. Like the pilot episode, the soldier in the tank.

Just waiting to wake up.

Hmmm..I might have to go back a re-watch some stuff. I need more flashbacks. What's the time difference between when Rick gets shot (zombie-free world) and when all shit breaks loose? I know Shane mentioned earlier that at first it was just a few random cases and then it became rampant pretty quickly...if it spread this fast that would follow more of an airborne theory as well.

[SatansFuton]

Could have been, but they never did wake up, even when Carl was fucking with that dudes knives or machete's. I think they were just dead people.

See, even back then Carl was an annoying little fucker.

Now that he killed zombie Shane I'm going to give him a second chance. I was about ready to take him off in the woods and snap his neck Randall style though.

[kwdaley]

Can someone please tell me where I can find a safe, reliable site on the net where I can watch streaming video of tonight's episode?? There are times (like tonight) where I can't catch it on tv and have to search for it online.

Thanks!

Sorry. I don't know of any. I have Comcast so when I miss it I watch On Demand.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/th ... d465754521

I think it costs, though...

Thanks! Completely forgot about iTunes.

[Dr. Delight]

It looks like this swarm of zombies headed for the farm will most likely trash the farm house and change the setting for Season 3.

[Riverrunner]

I think we can assume it wasn't always airborne. Otherwise all those dead people in the cars would have become zombies. Maybe it mutated after the initial outbreak. Or maybe as the number of zombies increased the air became more polluted with their zombie cooties, I don't know. But at one point in the outbreak it was possible to die and not come back, but not anymore.

I figured the dead people in the cars were catatonic zombies. Like the pilot episode, the soldier in the tank.

Just waiting to wake up.

Hmmm..I might have to go back a re-watch some stuff. I need more flashbacks. What's the time difference between when Rick gets shot (zombie-free world) and when all shit breaks loose? I know Shane mentioned earlier that at first it was just a few random cases and then it became rampant pretty quickly...if it spread this fast that would follow more of an airborne theory as well.

There is a thread on a TWD message board that goes into infinite detail on a timeline. I got lost in all of the detail - touch of ADD I think. But it had to be a short time period based on the analyais of how long Rick could lie in bed in a coma without total muscle atrophy, the IV bag running out, Shane's flowers drying up, etc. etc.

[unlost dogs]

It looks like this swarm of zombies headed for the farm will most likely trash the farm house and change the setting for Season 3.

...and I am fine with that!

[Riverrunner]

It looks like this swarm of zombies headed for the farm will most likely trash the farm house and change the setting for Season 3.

...and I am fine with that!

Yes, time for a change. If they were going to kill Shane, they should have kept Randall. I think he would have been an interesting character.

[unlost dogs]

It looks like this swarm of zombies headed for the farm will most likely trash the farm house and change the setting for Season 3.

...and I am fine with that!

Yes, time for a change. If they were going to kill Shane, they should have kept Randall. I think he would have been an interesting character.

I think he would have gotten annoying, though _ he was so clearly two-faced.

I will miss Shane's psychosis and his overly fleshy earlobes.

[afroannnie]

Hmmm..I might have to go back a re-watch some stuff. I need more flashbacks. What's the time difference between when Rick gets shot (zombie-free world) and when all shit breaks loose? I know Shane mentioned earlier that at first it was just a few random cases and then it became rampant pretty quickly...if it spread this fast that would follow more of an airborne theory as well.

There is a thread on a TWD message board that goes into infinite detail on a timeline. I got lost in all of the detail - touch of ADD I think. But it had to be a short time period based on the analyais of how long Rick could lie in bed in a coma without total muscle atrophy, the IV bag running out, Shane's flowers drying up, etc. etc.

Thanks! I'll have to check that out!